The Ministry of Economy submitted to the Government for approval the regulations concerning the allocation of money from the state budget for supporting investors that will create new workplaces. The allocated financial resources will be used to pay the costs that the investors will incur for training employees, IPN reports.

Under the regulations, the compensation offered by the state will not exceed 50% of the costs for training an employee. Compensations will be paid to investors that are registered as subjects of entrepreneurial activity in Moldova. The state will cover only the costs for training employees in modern professional training centers. The professions for which the costs will be paid will be selected based on the programs of the training centers, according to the nomenclature of professions proposed by the investors, employers and the Ministry of Economy.

Priority will be given to professions that are popular with investors and companies working in industry, energy efficiency, ensuring of quality infrastructure and other areas experiencing a shortage of staff. If the financial resources are not enough for all the applicants, priority will be given to projects with the highest productivity.